This combination may give McAfee some of the clout it needs to fashion full enterprise wide network combinations for bigger customers.
One highlight of this process has been tracking down and scanning photographs from the Smart's 1974 ground-breaking ceremony, which was full of incredible 70s fashion: wide lapels, crazy sideburns, flowery ties, big shoes, etc.–it could have been a scene from Saturday Night Fever.
The album features a fistful of admirable ensembles performing modernist works that incorporate both ancient folkloric evocations and thoroughly contemporary field recordings, fashioned with wide-open ears and penetrating wit.
In a similar fashion, wide-angle X-ray scattering data was collected at 0.5 mm intervals in an 11 × 11 mm grid pattern across two human corneas with intact scleral rims (B12 13).
This is a reasonable assumption, for the crank, fashioned from a wide board, had insufficient strength (because of its cross grain) to drive a large bit.
The visiting fans were given some encouragement when Stevenson, a pre-match doubt after going off injured in Saturday's league defeat by Kilmarnock, fashioned a shot wide.
Companies are thus fashioning more wide-ranging, or lateral, career paths.
Fashioned to be wider, to accommodate generous and equitable slices from a loaf, the bread was first baked by John Gendusa at the request of the New Orleans restaurateurs Bennie and Clovis Martin.
After sending a fizzing low shot narrowly wide, Bale fashioned Wales' first real chance as his inviting cross found James Collins unmarked at the far post - but the West Ham defender trod on the ball when it seemed easier to score.
As teenagers, Mr. Leon and Ms. Lim could often be found in places like the Glendale Galleria, the Santa Anita Mall and the Northridge Fashion Center, looking at fashion with wide eyes.
Under a Spreading Crab Apple Tree MANY nurseries do not sell the old-fashioned wide-branching or clumping crab apple trees that grace Riverside Park.
